RGO hand grenade

The RGO hand grenade (Ruchnaya Granata Oboronitel’naya) is a modern Russian defensive fragmentation grenade. It features a dual-fragmenting design with an inner and outer steel casing, producing a large number of high-velocity fragments upon detonation. As a defensive grenade, it is designed to be thrown from behind cover due to its wide lethal radius (reportedly up to 150-200 meters for fragments). It uses a pyrotechnic delay fuse and is known for its reliability and effectiveness against personnel in the open or in light cover, serving as a standard issue grenade in the Russian military and others.

• Defensive fragmentation grenade with a large lethal radius.

• Dual-layer fragmentation body for increased number of lethal projectiles.

• Pyrotechnic delay fuse (3.5-4 seconds) after the safety spoon is released.

• Used to defend static positions by engaging enemy assaulting infantry.

• Heavier and with a wider danger area than offensive grenades (like the RGN).

• A standard, potent infantry grenade in post-Soviet military arsenals.

Defend positions with lethal area effect. The RGO defensive hand grenade delivers widespread fragmentation against assaulting troops.